I mean, yes, the US legal system has it's faults, but as a former Business Developer for a PubCo Mining firm, I can tell you that once you step outside of the US, all bets are off.

Like, even Europe has it's own problem and the legal system isn't as strong or business friendly as in the US.

And let's not get started with the rest of the world: Latam, Africa, Middel East, etc. Once you wanna do business there with any sense of legal security or certainty, you start appreciating the US's legal system much more, despite it's flaws.

As the famous genocidal Churchill once said: "Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all others" and I feel the US Legal system fits this quote to a T.

That said, as a European, when I look over to the US or travel there, it doesn't feel AT ALL like the Land of the Free. So completely agree with both pics of yours ;)